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What are “off-loom” bead-weaving stitches?

April 26, 2017off-loom stitches

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What are “off-loom” bead-weaving stitches?

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Off-loom bead-weaving stitches are used to stitch seed beads and other beads together with a needle and thread instead of a loom. Some of the most popular off-loom stitches are peyote (also known as gourd) stitch, square stitch, brick (also known as Comanche) stitch, right-angle weave, herringbone (also known as Ndebele) stitch, and netting. For more information on off-loom bead-weaving stitches, please see our great selection of books in the Needle and Thread Books section.